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2024/04/01 18:05:23

Population of Georgia

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Main article: Georgia

Population

2018: Population decline from 1989 by 8.8% to 4.9 million

Children out of wedlock

As of 2018

Male-to-female ratio

According to 2018 data, Armenia has one of the highest proportions of women in the population in the world

Fertility and mortality

2023: Deaths exceeded birth rate

In 2023, 40,214 children were born in Georgia - this is approximately 5% less than in 2022. Such data are contained in the report of the National Statistics Agency (Geostat), which was released on March 28, 2024.

The document says that in 2023, out of the total number of children born, 21,010 were boys, 19,204 were girls. 13,697 children were born in the capital, Tbilisi. The lowest birth rates were recorded in the Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo-Svaneti regions.

Tbilisi, Georgia

In general, mortality in Georgia exceeds the birth rate: in 2023, 2542 more people died in the country than were born. In the total number of live births, the proportion of children born to mothers under the age of 25 decreased from 26.5% to 24.6% compared to 2022, and the proportion of mothers in the 25-39 age group decreased from 69.6% to 69.4%. The increase is observed among mothers aged 40 and over - their share rose on an annualized basis from 4% to 6%.

In 2023, 22,275 marriages were registered in Georgia, which is 14.5% less than the corresponding indicator of the previous year. The average age of first marriage is 29.7 years for women and 32.1 years for men. During the same period, the number of registered divorces was 13,664, a 3.1% decrease from the corresponding figure of the previous year.

The infant mortality rate (number of deaths under the age of 1 year per 1,000 live births) was 8.2 per thousand and the under-5 mortality rate was 9.5 per thousand.

According to the National Statistics Service, the population of Georgia as of January 1, 2023 amounted to 3 million 736.4 thousand people, which is 1.3% more than the previous year. Meanwhile, experts say that Georgia is experiencing serious demographic problems: this is caused by a decrease in the birth rate and a large migration from the country.[1]

Migration

2023: More Russians leave Georgia than enter

In 2023 Georgia , 1,856,237 citizens entered, and 1,887,223 Russia Russians left it. This is evidenced by the data, MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS Georgia which in turn leads the statistics of the border police department.

According to TASS, citing materials published on the website of the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs, in total foreign citizens visited the country more than 7.1 million times in 2023, which is 29% more than in the previous year. In 2023, drivers of passenger cars crossed the land border with Russia more than 757 thousand times for entry and about 1.2 million times for departure.

1,856,237 Russian citizens entered Georgia, and 1,887,223 Russians left it

The Kommersant newspaper writes that the difference of 30,986 between the number of Russians who left and entered Georgia in 2023 is explained by the fact that in addition to the traditionally high number of Russian tourists, the number of which has increased even more due to the restoration of direct flights between the two countries. The statistics are also influenced by the outflow from Georgia of Russian relocants who moved to permanent residence back in 2022. For them, Georgia is no longer attractive mainly due to the excessive high cost of living in Tbilisi and Batumi, the publication says.

The beginning of the mass return of relocants to Russia became known in November 2023. Then Natalya Danina, chief specialist of the hh.ru for the labor market, head of the client efficiency of the resource, said that a quarter of those who have left are already in the country in search of work. In her opinion, such factors as the deterioration of their economic situation abroad, the fall of the ruble exchange rate and the lack of plans by the Russian authorities to organize another wave of partial mobilization could have influenced the return of the relocants. In addition, this may be due to the establishment of record low unemployment in the country and the growth of salaries offered to successful candidates, the expert added.[2]

2022:112 thousand Russians arrived in Georgia during the conflict in Ukraine

According to the report, MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS Georgia for 9 months of 2022, against the background of the conflict on, To Ukraine 112,733 citizens of the Russian Federation arrived in Georgia, who did not leave the country either back to Russia or to third countries.

2021: Net outflow over 4 years

Proportion of population outside the country

Proportion of citizens born in and living outside the country, 2015

National composition

Armenians

The number of Armenians in the country and their share in the population, 2021

Xenophobia

Распространение антисемитизма в countries Eastern Europe, 2017-2018 data

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